Minnesota SF3346 authorizes first-class cities to issue social district licenses for alcohol consumption.
Minnesota SF3346 allows first-class cities to issue social district licenses for alcohol consumption within designated areas. These licenses permit consumption but not sales or service of alcoholic beverages. Cities must clearly define social districts with signs and post management plans online. Alcoholic beverages must be in specific containers and disposed of before leaving the district. Cities must report on social district operations within 24 months of the first license issuance.
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